I like to see them as (relatively) quick and dirty animations. At first I just recorded whatever sounds or music I was listening to, but recently I have started to create little musical loops to create the sort of feeling I'm after. I've been playing around with it for a couple of months and recently have started making short animations with pencil drawings: draw > tap the screen > rub out > draw > tap > etc. Each one takes between 10 and 45 minutes to complete, depending on complexity. Be careful: like twitter Vine is really for adults.ĭespite the limitations, it's quite a good way to make simple stop motion animations. There's a link to a selection of my favourites - which I'm gradually adding to - at the bottom of this page. A good way to do this is to see what people you like… like (if you see what I mean - check out what vines they've 'liked'). Vine is like twitter, in as much as you need to dig around to find the people you like. The human mind always seeks out playgrounds for its ingenuity. For example, using stretched sound samples so that when they play back they are more or less at the right speed.
People are doing some incredible and funny things with it and testing its capabilities. There's no editing you can't upload ready made footage sound is recorded live. It stops filming when you take your finger (or whatever you're touching the screen with!) off. One of the add-ons to twitter is the Vine app - a fairly basic video app that allows you to take six-second, looping films.
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